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by jebblue 11y ago
I was watching that game, I like first person more but this is a beautiful game to be sure! There's so much competition out there, I wonder how big The Fun Pimps team is in comparison, I'd assumed around the same size.
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by jebblue 11y ago
This site agrees with you: http://www.expertlaw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=106435 "People often confuse "breaking" with some overt act used to gain entry, like kicking in or prying open a door or window
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by jebblue 11y ago
I agree. I haven't used AWS for a while but IIRC for a small side project I was looking into with a couple of friends I set up a low privilege IAM access for them but I logged directly into the VPS using a password if I needed to updat
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by jebblue 11y ago
How do you know what's really going on on those machines and in their respective environments assuming they are geographically distinct?
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by jebblue 11y ago
>> A native app is less secure. They're all written in memory-unsafe languages, are not guaranteed to be up-to-date, and do not run sandboxed. So how can we even trust the browser if native apps are always less secure according t
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by jebblue 11y ago
It was more a nostalgic sentiment I expressed, your point is valid though on a much smaller scale than a full PDF reader.
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by jebblue 11y ago
Browsers are supposed to browse that's all. More and more stuff like this will come up with HTML5/JavaScript and people will begin to wonder why the world is jumping through all the JavaScript hoops to build a web app that is es
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Why is the radar image so pixelated?(mobile.weather.gov)
1 points by jebblue 11y ago|0 comments
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by jebblue 11y ago
For a non-signed in session I can see some advantage in improving the swiftness of implementing supporting changes on the server for the client developers. For signed in sessions, you can't get around the database and an API update for
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by jebblue 11y ago
So node.js can replace Java/Tomcat? I guess I'll have to pinch my nose and somehow start liking JavaScript. Typescript looks good, that might make it palatable.
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by jebblue 11y ago
I don't know what that is but when Netflix got movies working in the browser on Ubuntu I was amazed and very pleased.
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by jebblue 11y ago
Our 8 bucks or whatever per month is hands down the best money we ever spent. I should write a blog article on cutting the cable with OTA and Roku/Netflix.
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by jebblue 11y ago
>> I don't want to be outside in June, July or August though. There's also rattlesnakes, scorpions and Giant Redhead Centipedes: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/texas-wildlife-offi... We h
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by jebblue 11y ago
In addition to not doing other things, I'd like to suggest adding the idea that one also does not have to burn out or be burned out doing a startup.
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by jebblue 11y ago
I think it's different than a forced police presence forcing you to run your business a certain way.
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by jebblue 11y ago
When the US gets close to election time and there is at least the chance of a conservative win in the White House; the Chinese government gets worried and defensive. They will probably remove the police after a couple of years and the new p
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by jebblue 11y ago
They can easily communicate through the great firewall so whatever the government allows and now their police force will ensure that.
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by jebblue 11y ago
Did you really equate communist forced police presence with voluntary and beneficial government partnerships with the private sector in the US? The Internet exists because of the US Government (DARPA) and US taxpayer; not under its direct
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WordPress Releases Security Update(us-cert.gov)
2 points by jebblue 11y ago|0 comments
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by jebblue 11y ago
Do you mean if I open tab A on one site and tab B on another then they can read each other's data without any special permissions from me? If so then that's a security breach and not a discussion of which permissions a web app or
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by jebblue 11y ago
>> We found that more than 71% of extensions require permission to “read and change all your data on the websites you visit”. This is exactly the reason why I install so few extensions and buy none. The same is becoming true for Andro
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by jebblue 11y ago
Thanks, I read some reviews, seems there are some weakness issues with them.
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by jebblue 11y ago
Our HOA has a rule against collecting rain water. I remember a man in Oregon a few years ago got jail time for refusing to remove his rainwater bins.
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Ask HN: Any recommendation for reading glasses?
2 points by jebblue 11y ago|4 comments
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The Task Manager in Windows 10 is pretty cool
1 points by jebblue 11y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What was Usenet's ultimate demise?
135 points by jebblue 11y ago|140 comments
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by jebblue 11y ago
Good points though I can't see why anyone would pay to pay solitaire in any form but for those who want to I'm fine with it. Canonical didn't make Unity to innovate for the user as much as they did to have a unified interface
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by jebblue 11y ago
>> well, the new ms office for osx is really good Didn't the Mac version of Office get canceled then restarted then canceled then restarted a number of times over the years?
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by jebblue 11y ago
IBM used to have tens of thousands of employees and not just technical people, running Linux on the desktop/laptop.
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Typescript looks pretty cool(typescriptlang.org)
2 points by jebblue 11y ago|0 comments

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